Hey yall. I only got like 2 hrs to finish my midterm so pls help. In order for Josh to graph the solution to the inequality 4x-2y>6, which of the following steps does he need to use. Select all that apply.

a. shade above the line
b. draw the line y=2 - 3 as a solid line
c. solve the inequality as y>2x-3
d. draw the line y=2x-3 as a dashed line
e. shade below the line
f. solve the inequality as y<2x-3

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Step-by-step explanation:

Slope-Intercept Form

y: range

m: slope

x: domain

b: y-intercept

We can see that the line intersects at , which is the y-intercept. We now have:

To find the slope, we need to start at the y-intercept. We need to find another nice point we can use. There is a nice point at . Start at the y-intercept, go down one unit, and go right four units. By doing that, you just found your slope.

We know it is negative because as the x values become greater, the y values become less.